A µframework to detect the device model provided through an extension of UIDevice. It also allows detection of the simulator and the device model it is simulating.
Device identifier information sourced from the iPhone wiki and limited to devices that are supported by the target versions.
.package(url: "https://github.com/theoriginalbit/UIDeviceModel.git", .upToNextMajor(from: "3.0.0"))Common usage would be to use in a switch statement
import UIDeviceModel
let deviceModel = UIDevice.current.deviceModel
switch deviceModel {
case .iPhone6sPlus: break // You're on an iPhone 6s Plus
case .iPhoneXS: break // You're on an iPhone XS
case .simulator: break // Oh, hello there developer!
default: break
}If needed you can unwrap a simulator to get the device model being simulated
let deviceModel = UIDevice.current.deviceModel.unwrapIfSimulator
// Or as an enum
switch deviceModel {
case .simulator(let simulatedDeviceModel): break // It's as if it never happened
default: break
}